File server generating excessive ARP's

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heh heh.. a man could take that as sarcasm

 

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All of our hosts reside on the same subnet. As there's only about 300 of them and they all do the same things I didn't really have any need to do otherwise with them. It was *this* way when I started, so I left alone.

Yeah, you're right I'm not noticing any performance issues, it was just whe I ran etherreal it seemed to be trying to resolve addresses it had just resolved moments earlier. (By moments I actually mean seconds).

The addresses are all internal addresses it is trying to resolve, nothing outside. System is clean from Virus'es and Spyware.

TBH, this is something that I'm just used to now, as it really hasn't bothered me. Perhaps it was just me looking for problems when it was quiet at work.

 

I wasn't being sarcastic Clyde, I meant it

 

cool....I was only joking witcha!

BTW in the context of a link for a link.. (very biblical *G*) this here is one of the best I've seen for OSI model info ... and the remainder of the site ain't shabby either...

http://home.att.net/~s.k.vincent/250index.html

enjoy!